Re-life of buildings - decision support tools for maximising project efficiency

Setunge, Sujeeva and Kumar, Arun (2003) Re-life of buildings - decision support tools for maximising project efficiency. [Conference Paper]

Abstract

This paper describes the process adopted in developing an integrated decision support framework for planning of office building refurbishment projects, with specific emphasize on optimising rentable floor space, structural strengthening, residual life and sustainability. Expert opinion on the issues to be considered in a tool is being captured through the DELPHI process, which is currently ongoing. The methodology for development of the integrated tool will be validated through decisions taken during a case study project: refurbishment of CH1 building of Melbourne City Council, which will be followed through to completion by the research team. Current status of the CH1 planning will be presented in the context of the research project.

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Item Type: Conference Paper
Collection: CRC for Construction Innovation
Date: 2003
Keywords: CRC for Construction Innovation; Program C : Delivery Management of Built Assets; Project 2003-026-C : Delivering a Re-Life Project
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